Writing A Great Resume
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Crafting an Excellent Resume
Overview
When applying for a job, presenting yourself effectively to potential employers is crucial. This is usually achieved by crafting a resume, also known as a 'CV' (curriculum vitae, which means 'life story' in Latin). Requirements and formats for resumes vary across different countries, so it’s essential to adhere to the conventions of your specific region.
What is a Resume?
A resume is a promotional document designed to highlight your strengths and achievements, with the goal of securing an interview. It is not an official personnel file, a job application, or a personal confession.
Key Components of a Resume
A resume should focus on you and your accomplishments, particularly those that relate to the role you’re pursuing. It should demonstrate how your previous successes predict future performance in a desired position.
Enhancing Your Resume
To quickly improve your resume, remove phrases like "responsibilities included" and replace them with concrete achievements.
Common Resume Mistakes
The most frequent error job seekers make is omitting their job objective. Clearly stating your goal is essential for showing direction and attracting employer interest. This doesn’t have to be restrictive if well articulated.
Starting Your Resume
Begin by determining a concise job target?"ideally, a specific goal that can be articulated in five or six words. Anything more may suggest a lack of focus.
Choosing a Resume Format
The chronological format is generally preferred by employers, especially if you’re continuing in the same field and have shown career progression. Use a functional format only if you’re transitioning to a new field and need to emphasize transferable skills?"but always include a clear chronological work history.
Lacking Experience?
If you lack experience in your desired field, consider acquiring it through volunteer work. A short-term commitment (like one day a week for a month) can provide you with relevant experience to include on your resume. Also, review previous volunteer work for skills that may apply to your chosen role.
By focusing on showcasing your abilities and accomplishments, you can create a compelling resume that captivates employers and opens doors to new opportunities.
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